If you have problem of land and pond then there is no need to worry. You can do fish farming very easily even at home. We have accepted that fish farming can be done only in deep ponds, rivers or large places. but it’s not like that. Let us tell you that in today’s time, with the help of science, you can easily do any work anywhere. Today we will talk about how you can easily do fish farming at home. Not only this, the government is also giving you 60 percent subsidy for this work. Let us know how.
You will get benefits from this scheme
If you have problem of land and pond then there is no need to worry. You can do fish farming very easily even at home. Let us tell you that under the Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana, the government has implemented the scheme of fish farming through the Backyard Recirculatory Aquaculture System. Under this, the government is also giving 60 percent subsidy to women, scheduled castes and tribes, while 40 percent subsidy is being given to the general public. He can raise fish by making a cement tank in his house. Read More – Avneet Kaur flaunted her tattoo on social media, fans went crazy…
Fish farming in cement tank
Just for this you should have a cemented tank. About 70-80 kg of fish can be kept in it.
For these, a scheme of fish farming through backyard recirculatory aquaculture system has been implemented.
If he has two rooms, he can do fish farming in one room.
The government is giving subsidy on this scheme to provide employment to more and more unemployed youth. Read More – Dance video of Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai surfaced, seen dancing together in the song ‘Gallan Gudiyan’…
How to keep fish in plastic tank
Fish farming can be done easily in plastic tanks with less land and low cost. Singhi, Mangur and other fish can be reared in this tank with four meter external and two meter internal area. All of them will be shifted separately. Meaning, you can keep fish of only one species in one tank. 10 thousand Singhi fish seeds can be put in the tank at one time. Fish weighing 100 grams will be ready in four months. In this way, an income of about Rs 2 lakh can be obtained by producing fish from one tank.